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Conspiracy theory: Lawyers gear up for high-stakes Libor case
Libor manipulation fines and civil lawsuits could cost banks anywhere from $1 billion to tens – or even hundreds – of billions, according to early estimates. But plaintiffs have a high legal bar to...
Barclays’ settlement of Libor-rigging claims has sparked a full-scale financial scandal and exposed the conflicts inherent in the rate-setting process. There is a better way to organise it, says David...
Increasing prices on cross-currency swaps as a result of Basel III’s credit value adjustment charge are making it harder for companies to issue bonds overseas – this is just one example of the fragmentation...
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Product providers in eurozone periphery face stiff challenge from bonds...
The turmoil in the eurozone has made for a cautious investor base in Spain and its southern European neighbours. But it is the high yield offered by government bonds on the back of sovereign debt fears that has enabled them to become structured products’...
Bank of England’s Tucker asks to appear before Libor inquiry
BoE deputy governor asks to appear “as soon as possible” following calls for the Bank to explain Diamond conversation
JP Morgan combines FX and rates management
Troy Rohrbaugh is to relocate to New York to head up rates and FX, while Chris Willcox moves to asset management
JVB shows its rates traits
JVB Financial has scoured the interest rates market for its underlying of choice, placing its bets on a seemingly inevitable rise in these levels. Hannah Collins talks to John Tessar, head of structured products at the Florida-based distributor about...
Certificates of deposit becoming 'harder than ever to structure'
Low interest rates and equity market volatility are making it extremely difficult to structure certificates of deposit with attractive terms
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The new normal: structurers learn to live with low interest rates
Rock bottom interest rates in a difficult macro environment and the prospect of upcoming regulations have led to a need for banks to focus on products optimised around constraints. As the mood remains cautious in Europe and many developed markets approach...
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